Dianna Grigoras

Commercial mortgage financing is not a commodity transaction. It is a strategic decision that shapes your cost of capital, cash flow flexibility, and exit options for years. The difference between adequate financing and optimal financing can be measured in hundreds of thousands of dollars over a typical hold period.

My approach draws on over a decade of experience across private equity, real estate investment, and tax advisory — disciplines where underwriting rigor, downside analysis, and capital stack logic are foundational. I apply that same discipline to mortgage structuring: understanding not just what a lender will approve, but what structure best serves your investment thesis.

This means asking different questions than most brokers. What is your intended hold period? How does this property fit within your broader portfolio? What triggers might require refinancing before maturity? How does the ownership structure affect flexibility? These considerations shape lender selection, term negotiation, and documentation strategy from day one.

For borrowers pursuing commercial transactions of $2 million or more — whether multi-unit residential, office, retail, industrial, or mixed-use — the stakes justify a more considered approach. That is what Mortgage Forces provides.